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Katherine McGlinchey talks through the events leading up to Mr Taggart's arrest
APPEALS for help to find missing mother Elaine Taggart began a month after she disappeared.
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Click here to see the map of the area.TimelineJanuary 3 – Elaine Taggart disappeared from her home.
January 4 – Her red Fiat Punto was found abandoned in Goring Street near to Goring railway station.
February 8 – A direct appeal to Mrs Taggart is issued by police asking her to get in touch. At this stage it is a missing person investigation.
Click here to see the original story.February 22 – Police said they were increasingly concerned for Mrs Taggart's safety. They handed out flyers with Mrs Taggart's photograph on around the Goring railway station area.
Click here to see the original story.February 25 – Mrs Taggart's father, 90-year-old Chelsea pensioner Douglas Hassell, makes an emotional plea for his daughter to contact him.
Click here to see the video.March 2 – Mrs Taggart, a mother-of-two, misses Mother's Day.
March 4 – Her son Daniel celebrates his 14th birthday. DCI Adam Hibbert, leading the investigation into Mrs Taggart's disappearance, said it was "extraordinary" for her miss her son's birthday.
Click here to read the original story.March 18 – Mrs Taggart's 11-year-old daughter Sophie wrote an open letter begging her mum to get in touch.
Click here to read Sophie's letter.March 31 – Police say they "fear the worst" and begin a five-day search of the countryside around Ferring and Goring. DCI Hibbert said she may have become the victim of serious crime.
Click here to see video of police starting the search.April 1 – The search for Mrs Taggart continues and police say they fear she is dead.
April 9 – Mrs Taggart's husband Andy Taggart, 43, is arrested on suspicion of her murder. Eyewitnesses reported seeing a man led away from the family home and Andy Taggart's dark blue car was later taken from the driveway.
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